111.   In corporate bond and stock offerings, investors typically get details on new issuers and their securities in the form of a prospectus days or weeks in advance.

112.   In fact, he suggested, it might be better not to know, since an investor might get emotionally involved with the company and do something stupid.

113.   In exchange, investors get the assurance of at least a minimum return.

114.   In MEXICO CITY, stocks could continue to languish unless investors get some indication that company earnings are headed higher.

115.   In other words, the Internet lets investors get the information they need when they want it.

116.   In exchange for cash, investors get stock in a startup or developing company.

117.   In return, the investors get a piece of the company.

118.   In return, an investor can get a floating interest-rate payment tied to a short-term rate like the Libor rate.

119.   In some cases the investors got short shrift.

120.   In the next few days, stocks could continue to languish unless investors get some indication that company earnings are headed higher.